gina mccarthy: correct. we did not have data until july 21 to discuss a problem, and we did not have an ability then because they kept saying they are going to fix it. that is the way the law requires us to act. rep. kelly: i think it is michigan that michigan's slogan is pure michigan, because that was not the case. rep. chaffetz: now recognize the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer, for five minutes. rep. palmer: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i just got my notebook back, can i yield and come back? rep. chaffetz: let's actually recognize the gentleman from arizona. >> thank you, chairman. well, administrator mccarthy, how serious do you think poisoning those humans, especially the children? gina mccarthy: it is one of the most serious areas we face. rep. walberg: let's go back. in july 2015, we are at e-mailing susan hedman about an elite memo sent by an employee, miguel del toro to a flint resident. del toro investigated and intervened. it should not have been leaked, called a preliminary draft re

this year, he had decided to vote for eugene mccarthy. mccarthy was opposed to the course of the war and had challenged the president to the nomination. so muchar has taken money out of the economy, taken so much. johnsonon poverty, what called the great society, so much has been taken out of what he tried to do because of the -- put someecome real sin if you think he is wrong. >> we will do that. commerce once of did a series of breakfasts for all the candidates and run and jim and their wives attended them all. ron got his first close look at the man he wanted to see win. >> as i see the campaign and 68, the issue of vietnam is a vital one. you could pass a heart -- harsh judgment on that war if it were isolated from domestic consequences. underneath all of this, is a to questionjudgment america real role of is, what influence we wanted to have on the rest of the world. this is a fundamental test we have to face up to. [applause] richard nixon came to town a aw days later and jim had chance to meet and talk with the man who was his pers

wilson. >> ron and dottie voted for mccarthy. but they also had a personal interest in this election. ron was on the ballot as a mccarthy delegate. if elected he would go to chicago in august to vote for the senator as a representative of his state. the polls would close at 6:00. but until then campaign workers for all the candidates were busy urging their neighbors to vote. >> have you voted in the primaries for president? >> no, sir. but that's my boy right there. >> thank you. >> this is mrs. kirby at nixon headquarters. we wanted to be sure to remind you to vote today. >> at nixon headquarters voters were offered rides to the polls. a common practice in both political parties. it began to snow in laconia. but that did not stop the voters from going to the polls. it looked so easy. a mark on a piece of paper. it was simple as picking out a new hat or selecting fresh vegetables for dinner. and it was done as casually. but in each voter's 3450i7bd there was the feeling that his vote, his personal choice of a presidential candida

the mccarthy thank you. commissioner clinch >> commissioner clinch: i think it's perfectly reasonable language and i think it's well put together and picked up the commentary and references. similar language in other codes like fema. so, i recommend approval or motion to approve. >> i'm surprised this is brought up. i thought this was an industry standard. i agree. >> clerk: any public comments on this item? mr. clinch made a motion and second. all do it will call vote. >>[call of >>[call of the >>[roll call vote] >> clerk: the motion carries unanimously. item 6,, [reading code] >> testifier: good morning again. dbi technical services and seconded the code advisory committee. this is to update you on every three years as you know, the california adopts new code and they have to redo all other amendment to model code to bring forward the laws that are existing in california. in san francisco has to do the same. related to san francisco. this is an update of the process. california building code production cyc

>> eugene mccarthy? >> that's beside the point. we know he is not going to make it. >> there were others in laconia who did not share anne's pessimistic appraisal of senator mccarthy. one was ron. like jim, ron owns a business. he runs a family-owned electronic firm. he is a member of the democratic party. in 1964, ron had voted for president johnson. but this year, deeply disturbed by the war in vietnam, he decided to work for the election of senator eugene mccarthy. mccarthy was opposed to the course of the war and had challenged the president for the democratic nomination. >> but the war has taken so much money out of the economy, taken so much. the war on poverty, what johnson called the great society, so much punch has been taken out of what he tried to do, because of the war, that it has become a mockery. put somebody else in if you think he is wrong. >> we will do that. [laughter] >> the laconia chamber of commerce wanted a series of breakfast with all the candidates and ron and jim and their wives attended them all. ron got

wilson. >> ron and dottie voted for mccarthy. but they also had a personal interest in this election. ron was on the ballot as a mccarthy delegate. if elected he would go to chicago in august to vote for the senator as a representative of his state. the polls would close at 6:00. but until then campaign workers for all the candidates were busy urging their neighbors to vote. >> have you voted in the primaries for president? >> no, sir. but that's my boy right there. >> thank you. >> this is mrs. kirby at nixon headquarters. we wanted to be sure to remind you to vote today. >> at nixon headquarters voters were offered rides to the polls. a common practice in both political parties. it began to snow in laconia. but that did not stop the voters from going to the polls. it looked so easy. a mark on a piece of paper. it was simple as picking out a new hat or selecting fresh vegetables for dinner. and it was done as casually. but in each voter's 3450i7bd there was the feeling that his vote, his personal choice of a presidential candida

[laughter] gina mccarthy: you can figure it out. sniff it out. you will know where you are supposed to go. but you are the leaders. you are trained to harness the power of the law to move beyond the status oh. while in a democracy like yours, and i've been working in this democracy for 35 years now, it does move slowly, but it does move. and change can happen. it is built layer by layer, action by action. hard work, science, the law. all of that is the foundation. and don't forget we are government of the people, for the people, and by the people. you've got to make people eventually demand the sustainable change that you think is necessary. so while you may be smarty-pants about where you want to go, smarty-pants about how to get there, you need to bring at least 1000 people with you when you want to accomplish it, because that's what the united states democracy demands. that's the system we live in. that is the system we love. that is your challenge. so tackle tough issues like climate. you can make a difference. you can make it work. there is

mccarthy: yes we did. rep. chaffetz: the timeline is such that he did testing, the report, he felt he was reprimanded for. andmayor called the epa said, is this report true, should i be worried? the answer is, no, you have nothing to worry about. and the mayor when before television and reported to the committee that it is safe to drink the water. sir, i think i have tried to explain that susan did not dismiss the substance of the report. she indicated that it was interim and the data had not been polity-controlled. leaked, it was sent out. it was in the newspapers. rep. chaffetz: i know it was in the person's, and home they came to, it was out there. if you're testing just going to simply blame the state? there is no doubt, and the governors admitted that the information from the career bureaucrats and environmental quality got it wrong. ,ou said they did everything the you immediately wanted everything done on the corrosion control, correct? by starting: i said april 24, re-realized they were not doing corros

the candidate herself, attorney nancy mccarthy. >> my goal was to focus on nancy, nancy, nancy, nancy, nancy, nancy. that was it. and also have the position of judge so people knew what i was running for. >> reporter: but critics say nancy mccarthy is not a judge and the placement of the words judge and nancy separated by a thin line suggest she is running as an incumbent. >> i don't understand how anybody could not get that. >> reporter: just ask one of her opponents renee marcel. >> she should bringing her signs down that are not appropriate and she should bring her youtube ad down that says, um, marin county judge. >> reporter: she says she isn't the only one seemingly misleading. >> you have here david shane who says david shane, judge. >> reporter: there are nine other candidates. are you a judge and is anyone running in this race a judge? >> i'm not a judge. nobody in this race that is running is a judge. and who would want to be? i certainly wouldn't wan to be identified as a judge because

mccarthy post office. mr. mccarthy had many successes. he served as a politician. he served in the military. he taught and was an educator. he was one of our colleagues in the u.s. house of representatives and later in the nate and ultimately, mr. chairman, entered to run as the president in the presidential race to become president of the united states and although he did not win that nomination, i feel strongly that today, i would urge the passage of h.r. 4425 and i would reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina. mr. walker: i yield five minutes to mr. emers. mr. emmer: mr. speaker, i want to thank eugene mccarthy's lipped and dr. matthew strom at the college of st. benedict for their help in making this dedication. the staff and students provide valuable events, lectures and discussions that engage the entire community. i rise today to honor senator mc cargetty and being a driving force behind this driving force. in the year which would have en his 100th birthday i h

. >> >> president mccarthy: is the water of abatement recorded already? >> staff: the water of a vegan is issued but it doesn't say here that was recorded. >> president mccarthy: has been recorded yet? >> staff: i imagine so, yes >> president mccarthy: is a reason why the appeal was made in november of 2014 and were getting it today? >> staff: the order of damon was issued in 2014. the appeal date isthe board application was filed on 11-25-2014 but i'm not sure it's taken until now. i don't have that information. >> commissioner walker: i think that's a long time. >> staff: yes, it is good those notes in the complaint tracking system where people are talking back and forth within apartments. the 20 way to those of violation was sent to the attorneys office and i noticed the owner or representative have had discussions with the city attorney, but i'm not clear why it's taken from 2014 until now. maybe the representative from the property many could speak to that. >> commissioner walker: so this is not an appeal it's a request to reverse? >> staff: yes >> c

deeply disturbed by the war in vietnam he had decided to work for the election of senator eugene mccarthy. >> clearly, though -- >> mccarthy was opposed to the course of the war and had challenged the president for the democratic nomination. >> but the war has taken so much money out of the economy. the war on poverty. what johnson called the great society. so much punch has been taken out of what he tried to do because of the war that it's become a marker. >> put somebody else in if you think he's wrong. >> we'll do that. >> the laconia chamber of commerce sponsored a series of breakfasts for all the candidates and ron and jim and their wives ann and dotty attended them all. and ron got his first close look at the man he wanted to see win. [ applause ] >> as i see the campaign in '68 the issue of vietnam itself is a vital one of course and you could pass a harsh judgment on that. or if it were isolated altogether from my domestic consequences or any other international consequences. but underneath all of this i think is a fundamental judgment that we're called upon to make as to what the

mccarthy. i have heard from many veterans who separated from the military with what's called an other than than honorable, right, discharge. we all know that, that was their designation. and these veterans were often the ones who are the most difficult to reach out to because depending on the discharge, they are not able to access many v.a. services like health care, housing or employment help. because they certainly are not just for those with that paper but with families as well. that is about as big a red flags you can have, someone who has suicidal issues because of that designation. doing tohe the a to increase the outreach other than , have we looked at -- and suicide and attempted suicide, and i think your ability to improve the characterization of the discharge process is limited because the air force or the what if anything have you done to address this issue? >> let me start by saying it is indeed a problem and we have identified it in partnership with a v.a. working to come to a solu

both john mccarthy and princecc george's countya angela alsobrooks addressed those questions today. >going to second guess what they did.he you know these are dangerous situations and again, i think the chief will explain to you, y i've met with him and talked to him he'll explain why they did e what they did. these are some tough calls. these are some tough calls. >> i think there's a response we can look at it and whenever a life is lost, i think it's incumbent upon all of us to says what can we do. it was very rapid. it was unfolding so quickly easier to say in behind sited s tosses what should havee happened, the truth is two law enforcement agencies princet a george's county and montgomeryog did a good job. >> reporter: tordil was tor attempting to steal the cars the women he shot and in aspen hill. >> reporter: we did ask prince george's county police for cy permission to talk with the wit police chief out there today and get his version of what happenee there with the at tempt o findpo mr. tordil. but they declined our request for an interview. live in rock 56 paul wagner, fof

kevin mccarthy to discuss his upcoming movie, central intelligence. renovation at the international space station.t this is a look at the second intent to add an added room.m. nasa tried it out on thursdayn and failed, but this latest attempt is looking good.good the inflatable room is 13 byby 10 feet, about the size of af coast i bedroom. it was invented by a hotel. the story of a missing black smith has been sold in the district. it s think council made the discovery yesterday.disc they say the plague was hanging in another room.m. it was put into a closet. the plague lists hundreds of names of service men who workedr in district government piecingnt it together has been a priority for d.c. council since 2010.ince it's a reminder that there arer citizens of the district of colombia who give their servicet and in some cases their lives ts this country.coun and do so without having the full rights of citizenship that the citizens of the other states have. it also, to me, means this is important. this is important enough to this city and to our governm

well, jenny mccarthy can. >> and you were actually wearing it now.at that. >> i am wearing it right now. this is some guy i met on spring break. he lives in long island. i have no idea who he is. >> bob from long island. forget about it. >> he may be long gone, but jenny's bringing back the dress and the big hair far prom date o with husband donnie wahlberg in theemiddle of new york's herald square. >> what do you remember most about your prom night? >> for me, it was that i didn't enjoy my prom very much. >> no new kids on the block songs? >> not the songs. >> donny, did you go to yours? >> i went to a prom. it was not mine. and i was very sad too. i knew i was with the wrong and i was hoping one day to be thwi the riggt date at a prom. true. >> now these two are helping couples get in the mood for the big dance by launching sirius xm's limited run prom radio. tuneein friday to relive all the memories good and bad. >> i didn't get one compliment on this dress from any of my frienns. now i know why. because everyone tells me it's actually ugly. >> it

mccarthy. >> james mccarthy, the crane unit from cal osha. >> what is cal osho's role in crane safety and what jurisdiction do you have oppose today the jurisdiction the city has? >> cal osha jurisdiction begins with employee safety and have to have a employer employee relationship to become involved. >> if you raise the microphone a little bit? >> do you need me to repeat what i said? >> no, sir >> the responsibility of cal osha crane unit is assure the crane is particular tower cranes are provided, erected, operated, climbed and dismantled according to the manufacturer recommendation but existing title 8 reguless formulated as a result of the accident in 1999. >> can you tell us about what that failure was? my understanding is that was a nob nab crane that was being jacked up at the time it failed, but in so far as all this comes from that failure 27 years ago, maybe you can tell us about what we learned from that. >> you absolutely correct. that was a jacking operation which means the crane

it actually moved in 1989 to appleton, wisconsin, the hometown and final resting place of joe mccarthy, who so many in the birch society revered, continuing the work of joe mccarthy in some respect. >> tell me about the original members of the john birch society. who did it attracted? prof. mulloy: rep. welch personally founded it in 1958. he was a former board member of the national association of manufacturers, and he invited people to create this new conservative group. it tended to be businessmen, x military officers, intellectuals. for example, lawrence bunker, the former aide to douglas macarthur. the founder is one of the richest men in canada, and the father of charles and david koch. the ordinary members were basically ordinary conservative americans, as well-educated as anybody else. relatively young, 44 was the median age. they were people concerned about getting the government off the backs of the american people. that was one of the animated concerns of ordinary birch men. >> how would you describe the society's platform. prof. mulloy: more broadly, they wanted to turn bac

. >> >> president mccarthy: is the water of abatement recorded already? >> staff: the water of a vegan is issued but it doesn't say here that was recorded. >> president mccarthy: has been recorded yet? >> staff: i imagine so, yes >> president mccarthy: is a reason why the appeal was made in november of 2014 and were getting it today? >> staff: the order of damon was issued in 2014. the appeal date isthe board application was filed on 11-25-2014 but i'm not sure it's taken until now. i don't have that information. >> commissioner walker: i think that's a long time. >> staff: yes, it is good those notes in the complaint tracking system where people are talking back and forth within apartments. the 20 way to those of violation was sent to the attorneys office and i noticed the owner or representative have had discussions with the city attorney, but i'm not clear why it's taken from 2014 until now. maybe the representative from the property many could speak to that. >> commissioner walker: so this is not an appeal it's a request to reverse? >> staff: yes >> c

mccarthy. >> james mccarthy, the crane unit from cal osha. >> what is cal osho's role in crane safety and what jurisdiction do you have oppose today the jurisdiction the city has? >> cal osha jurisdiction begins with employee safety and have to have a employer employee relationship to become involved. >> if you raise the microphone a little bit? >> do you need me to repeat what i said? >> no, sir >> the responsibility of cal osha crane unit is assure the crane is particular tower cranes are provided, erected, operated, climbed and dismantled according to the manufacturer recommendation but existing title 8 reguless formulated as a result of the accident in 1999. >> can you tell us about what that failure was? my understanding is that was a nob nab crane that was being jacked up at the time it failed, but in so far as all this comes from that failure 27 years ago, maybe you can tell us about what we learned from that. >> you are absolutely correct. that was a jacking operation which means the cr

gina mccarthy's people were in part responsible for flint. what's going on now? there is a cozy relationship between the environmental protection agency and industry. and we need to break that cozy relationship. i'm tired -- 10,000 people, just name a fight from pig manure to pesticide, we've done them all. but we need more. we are winning these battles. we are winning in the field. we win more than we lose. and i will tell you flint will be taken care of because it is the local people who are going to ensure that flint is taken care of. but winning these battles doesn't help us win the war. and it is really all of us at this conference and conferences like this that we really need to join together and say there's really one enemy, if you will, or opponent if you're opposed bad words like enemy. the opponent is big industry. it's corporate money in our politics. corporate money in our epa. corporate money in our food and drug. corporate money in everything. i am an american and i am proud of being an american. and this government needs to treat me and my friends

she described mccarthy as a bully. she said that she'd seen his like at weddings and wakes back in her hometown of boston her whole life and called it like she saw it. she did so in tones and a writing style that was really revolutionary for the time. it was very conversational. she had a wicked sense of humor. she poked fun at people, and she talked about the politician and personalities of politicians as easily as we talk about relatives and friends around the kitchen table at the end of a long day. and that was really unheard of at the time. she combined what we think of traditional column writing with a style of a police beat reporter. she was relentless in making the rounds. she would be out there on the campaign plane, she'd be out there at congressional hearings. she insisted if she couldn't see a subject with her own eyes, she couldn't cover it properly. and it became very much of a lightning rod for opinion in this town. she got, in just a couple of weeks of covering army mccarthy, she got more letters than sh

, who so many in the birch society revered, continuing the work of joe mccarthy in some respect.o, yes, they still exist. >> tell me about the original members of the john birch society. who did it attract? prof. mulloy: rep. welch personally founded it in 1958. he was a retired candy manufacturer, a former board member of the national association of manufacturers, and he invited people to create this new conservative group. it tended to be businessmen, ex-military officers, intellectuals. for example, lawrence bunker, the former aide to douglas macarthur. and most well-known is fred coke -- fred koch. the founder is one of the richest men in canada, and the father of charles and david koch. the ordinary members were basically ordinary conservative americans, as well-educated as anybody else. relatively young, 44 was the median age. they were people concerned about what a later generation would say -- getting the government off the backs of the american people. that was one of the animating concerns of ordinary birch men. >> how would you describe the society's platform? prof. mu

mccarthy: i love the way the congressman talked about it. for me, to date myself, search to purpose, started off with my throwing all four of us in a&p, r and going to the screaming up and down the isles searching. now when we look for surge to purpose, you have google, the convergence is real. in the case of uber and abnb, they consolidated what used to be serial step into one action. an app saying, i want a car. you don't think about -- about payments or anything. in the case of payment what we're finding is the serial steps are combining, taking friction out of the the process. effectively through software, mobile and the internet of things. ms. moore: one of the things that is fun about talking to someone like jim, you take a peek around the corner at what's coming in your life. we talked about autonomous vehicles and things like that with congressman issa. i'd like to talk more about how it's going to impact you personally. olympics coming up. we remember the ads, with visa sponsoring the olympics. every few years i look forward to it.

mccarthy. i have heard from many veterans who separated from the military with what's called an other than than honorable, right, discharge. we all know that, that was their designation. and these veterans were often the ones who are the most difficult to reach out to because depending on the discharge, they are not able to access many v.a. services like health care, housing or employment help. .. test test test test test test test >> underutilized and how can we expand them if they are being, if there is that demand there? because they certainly are not just for those with that paper but with families as well. their criteria is much more broad than the v.a., and they can do a lot more. >> ms. ruocco, if i could just make a comment. i applaud you. i would imagine how i difficult it must be for you to get past what must have been enormous anger and to be able to deal with that and be sitting here and be such an advocate. i was at an event last night with an organization called penn fed, and they

and mccarthy and vice president humphrey were the leaders in the democratic race.on and dottie went to chicago as part of the new hampshire delegation. there they continued their protests along with many other delegates who also wanted to see a more detailed plan for peace as the party's campaign theme. ♪ we shall overcome ♪ we shall overcome ♪ we shall overcome one day >> other demonstrators protested against war in the city's streets. and these protests erupted tone a confrontation with police that drew the concerned attention of many americans. the delegates shared that concern. but first they had to fulfill their obligation to nominate a democrat for the presidency. as the balloting went on, it became clear that vice president humphrey had the support of the convention. ron and most of the new hampshire delegates were pledged to vote for mccarthy, and they honored that pledge. >> i cast 20 votes for senator eugene j. mccarthy and 6 votes for vice president humphrey. >> and vice president humphrey won the nomination. ron and dottie went back to laconia and talke

mccarthy. i've heard from many veterans who straighted from the military with what's called other than an honorable discharge. we all know that. that was their designation. these are the veterans who are often the most difficult to reach out to because depending on the discharge, they are not able to access many -- access many va services like health care, housing or employment help. the va's characterization of discharge process is we all know very messy. it often takes years before a decision is made on whether or not a veteran can have a reclassification so that they are eligible for these benefits. and i want to just take a moment to thank our colleague mike coffman for introducing the veteran urgent access to mental health care act to ensure that all veterans, regardless of their discharge designation, can accession the care they desperately need before something tragic happens. it seems to me that that's about as big a red flag as you can have for someone who might be -- have suicidal iss

mccarthy. i have heard from many veterans who separated from the military with what's called that an other than honorable discharge, we all know that, that was their designation. and these veterans were often the most difficult to reach out to because depending on the discharge, they are not able to access many services like health care, housing or employment help. the v.a.'s characterization of discharge process is, we all know, very messy. it often takes years before a decision is made on whether or not a veteran can have reclassificationing so that they are eligible -- reclassification so that they are eligible for these benefits. and i want to just take a moment to thank our colleague, mike coffman, for introducing the veteran urgent access to mental health care act to insure that all veterans, regardless of their discharge designation, can access the care they desperately need before something tragic happens. i mean, it seems to me that that's about as big a red flag as you can have for so

mccarthy was still alive and new mccarthy and believed he had byn very unfairly railroaded the liberal establishment. very much along the lines of what stan evans later argued in his 2007 book "blacklisted by history." before he was part of "national review" was part of a cadre of very hard and professional anti-communists. and that was what really got him into the conservative movement. that is what caused him to transition from generic republicanism, which included what i describe as a "just win, baby," attitude. and there is something to be said for that. an attitude of being willing to lose even a presidential election, if it was a constructive sort of loss that one could take pride in, ala goldwater 1964. that had planted seeds for the future. originally think that way. it was just, win baby. there were similarities, in the 1948 campaign, there are similarities to the 2012 campaign on our side and the other side. rusher sees that. in 1952, he knows that eisenhower is not point to be a great championship -- a great champion of conservative causes, and knew he would not be that aggr

mccarthy. i've heard from many veterans who straighted from the military with what's called other than an honorable discharge. we all know that. that was their designation. these are the veterans who are often the most difficult to reach out to because depending on the discharge, they are not able to access many -- access many va services like health care, housing or employment help. the va's characterization of discharge process is we all know very messy. it often takes years before a decision is made on whether or not a veteran can have a reclassification so that they are eligible for these benefits. and i want to just take a moment to thank our colleague mike coffman for introducing the veteran urgent access to mental health care act to ensure that all veterans, regardless of their discharge designation, can accession the care they desperately need before something tragic happens. it seems to me that that's about as big a red flag as you can have for someone who might be -- have suicidal iss

wiener we have a speciawiener we have a speciaer we have a specialr ww commissioner lee commissioner mccarthy commissioner walker and commissioner clinch is excused we have quorum and the next item is item b. >> okay. >> on to item c progress report complaint number putnam street and staff will give an update for timeframe of correction for the violations of the violation of the property owner with the violation discussed at 2016 ab hearing. >> good afternoon rosemary chief builder inspector per the boards instruction on friday 0 april 8 the department of representatives along with the city attorney's office the mayor's office of housing and the department of aging & adult services was represented and met with ms. harris regarding the conditions at the property we had a good discussion the mayor's office of housing may have products that are helpful to go towards making repairs at putnam street, however, before their contractors can gone and do on ascertainment but the volume of material within the structure ms. harris indicated she is has a rat infection the best way to communicate is in wri

mccarthy wants to say a few things as well. >> good afternoon. i'm county executive ike leggett in montgomery county. it's always sad to come before the media when we have deaths that have occurred in our community. but i want to acknowledge and thank overall the community, apologize for the inconvenience for the school kids. but more importantly to thank law enforcement officers. especially those here in montgomery county who with the cooperation of those in prince george's county and the an excellent job, a job to be proud of, a job nonetheless we hope we would not have to come before you to explain the details. the fact we had deaths and disruption in the community. it pays for all of us to pay attention to the concerns, the challenges we face and also to recognize the great work that our law enforcement officers do every day. i believe we are going to go forward with this investigation now. i would like to turn it over now to the state's attorney, john mccarthy. john? john: i want to begin by echoing comments of mr. leggett a moment ago about

i gave it -- >> my favorite kevin mccarthy review. >> i gave it a 1.5 out of 5. >> and that was being kind. >> here's the thing, it's not a zero but it's one of the worst films i've seen in a long time. 1.5 is basically an f. i would say if you're ever going to watch it, watch it on cable and get up and go to the bathroom a couple of times. there's a couple of scenes that are okay. but overall not worth seeing. >> oh, my. >> kevin knows a lot of those actors. >> that's got to be uncomfortable. good for kevin. i like when he gets riled up and tells it like it is. >> didn't mom always say don't say that word especially on tv? >> sorry. >> i was just complimenting him the other day. he does such an amazing job, great questions and he tells it like it is. i'm not going to see that movie. >> me neither. >> get up and use the bathroom and make dinner and do chores. that will be a good time >> okay. duly noted. >> coming up, making your uber driver wait could soon cost you. >> we'll tell you about some of the new policies the ride sharing giant recently announce. stay with us, we're back in

kevin mccarthy who was going to get kevin first on the snap chat. >> hi, here we are, here's kevin mccarthy at me. look at me. >> hey, my man. >> into good to see you guys. >> i have to know the see kn consequences of the younger versions of yourself. ♪ >> anything about that look normal to you? >> i want to know if you how much of that did you actuallylly film did you film and did they put you on another person's body. was it all in the hair and make up. >> for me, it was making me look so young and it was a wig that we put on to grab, what made me laugh was the high school. >> what was the fun part about the movie he gets to change i gets to changes. forb me it was a little bit more face replacement.. the effect company came in i captain america stuff real highh quality stuff. >> do you slide across the flooh >> no, that was actually, my gu, doing it, who, a great dancers you know, and by the way, its like when you got to get nakedet in front of a school, you got to get naked in front of all the te cameras to dance and do your thing he's a bigger guy he did it he embraced it the face repl

. >>> melissa mccarthy fights back the tears. >> tomorrow's going to be -- >> tough. >> we're behind the scenes of "mike and molly's" final show. >> we've already stolen so much. >> like a cargo van. >>> now for may 12th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." sharon osbourne has surprisingly set to stand by her man after new reports today showed ozzie had not only one but multiple affairs. and so much other couples news. >> is gwen stefani pregnant? is selena gomez coming between katy perry and her man, orlando? lean in, because we're sort it all out. oz>> zie osbourne. >> oh, the body language. ozzie came up sharon, then seemed to surprise her with a three-second hug from then he rubbed her shoulders, shared a smile, and moved on to business of the press conference. >> she's he tonighttsupporting you. >> she's just -- she deserves everything. >> ozzie kissed her cheek, whispered in her ear, and they posed together as if nothing ever happened. but look, missing was sharon's wedding she had it on tuesday for the talk and now it's just a simple band. who is sharon handlin reports that

mccarthy is already on board. mr. scalise, our majority leader and whip.onald trump will win in any regard. if the election were today, mr. ryan would be voting for mr. trump. as the speaker working with the next president he wants to have an ongoing dialogue and narrative which starts today. it's starting about ten weeks sooner than people thought it would based on the convention or even june 7 in california. so this is a natural first step, especially given the deliberative nature of paul ryan. how he makes his decisions. he does not rush to decisions. but i'm convinced certainly he will be behind mr. trump with energy. but given the nature of your meeting yesterday, what was paul ryan's main concern with donald trump? what did he express as something he says, donald trump has to clarify this to me. >> none of that came out. the encouraging thing was we knew mr. ryan and mr. trump are worlds apart on trade. mr. ryan is supportive of the trans-pacific partnership. myself, others are very much opposed to it, including mr. trump. and mr. ryan was very clear

. >>> also, melissa mccarthy fights back the tears. >> >> we're behind the scenes of "mike and molly's" final show. >> we've already stolen so much. >> i have a cargo >>> now for may 12th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> sharon osbourne has surprisingly set to stand by her man today after new reports today showed ozzie had not only one but multiple affairs. and so much other couples news. >> is gwen stefani pregnant? is selena gomez coming between katy perry and her man, orlando? lean in, because we're sort it all out. >> ozzie osbourne. >> oh, the body language. ozzie came up behind sharon, then seemed to surprise her with a three-second hugm frobehind. then he rubbed her shoulders, shared a smile, and moved on to the business of the press conference. >> she's here tonight supporting yo >> she's just -- she deserves everything. >> ozzie was sayi ing$ing he co don't it without you. you're his right arm. that's got to feel good to hear. >> it we've been working together, my lord, since '76, before we were married, you know, the whole nine yards, soit's been a long time. >> oz